The housebuilder and the housing association have formed a joint venture to address the shortage of homes in the North of England, starting with building the first phase of a project to deliver 650 units in Pendleton.
The likelihood of long-lasting socio-economic changes brought about by Covid-19 could influence the six intervention areas in its £1bn masterplan, the council’s advisor Deloitte said.
The city’s mayor Paul Dennett will next week be asked to approve the disposal of two sites to housing group Great Places in order to deliver supported and social housing in Walkden and Little Hulton.
Housebuilder Bellway has won an appeal for 167 Westhoughton homes, twice refused locally, while also starting on site at the former Ingol Golf Club site in Preston.
The developer has launched a consultation on its £60m plans to transform the historic Stockport town centre site into a 250-home project.
Peel L&P’s housebuilding arm, Northstone, wants to bring forward 150 homes at the site of Horwich Golf Club, in a scheme 50% smaller than its first application.
The town’s leadership has unveiled a masterplan to create more than 10m sq ft of employment space and 12,000 homes over the next decade.
Outline plans for up to 268 houses at the former Pemberton Colliery site have been approved by Wigan Council, with agreement that 13% of the site will be allocated as affordable housing.
Housebuilder Bloor Homes has opened a consultation ahead of submitting plans for 325 homes on the site it acquired as part of charity the Seashell Trust's school redevelopment plan.
The housing association wants to demolish two tower blocks and bring forward 90 affordable homes off Vale Drive east of Oldham town centre, as part of plans to invest £160m to build 850 homes in the town over the next six years.
